SEMIER Digital AM FM Walkman Radio with Bluetooth, Portable Rechargeable Transistor Radio with Alarm Clock, Build-in Loud Speaker and Earphone Jack, Support TF Card Play and Record

Small and works great and comes with nice extra stuff that other radios at this price point doesn’t have!

I dislike the plastic feel of this item, the stations doesn't pick up of well and is very hard to change the stations, the Bluetooth works well though but the size of this radio is perfect is to carry around the sound is OK battery life is very good it's very easy to use the design is nice jB

The media could not be loaded. Navigation is a learning curve. I don't know if I feel like taking the time for learning all the functions. It's super handy and convenient. But there are limitations. I wish I could send the Bluetooth signal out to my speakers with much better sound quality. The battery dies after a few days because it keep the clock and alarm on. The size is great and the digital running is the primary reason my my purchase. But the set backs are probably going to make me return this and just get a full size stereo.

I love this little radio. The sound quality is fantastic and it has a great bass. Even at higher volumes, there is no distortion to the sound. This reminds me of the Walkmans of the past, only much better.

This Semier (that's the brand name) AM/FM pocket radio is also a voice recorder, MP3 player, and alarm clock.It comes with an instruction flyer, which is good, because it's necessary to figure out how this radio works. The functions of the buttons are not obvious, and they do different things depending on how long you hold them down. "Short presses" and "long presses" do different things.This radio runs on a rechargeable -- and removable -- lithium battery (see my photos). Both a battery and recharging Type-C USB cord are included.Good news: You can run this radio without a battery. I removed the battery and connected the radio to my laptop computer via the Type-C USB cord, and the radio worked, powering off my laptop.To use the MP3 player or voice recorder, you need a Micro SD/TF card (not included).According to the instruction flyer this radio will, and I quote, "Only Support FAT32 4-32GB Micro SD/TF Card."There's an external speaker and a 1/8" earphone jack for your earbuds (not included).This radio also runs Bluetooth.But the real test for a radio is how good it sounds, and the strength of its reception. And for this radio, it's not very good.I put it in AM mode and only got static, even for strong stations like KFI-AM in Los Angeles. This radio performed better with FM. I extended its external antenna and was able to pick up some stations, but they were weak and static ridden.The instruction flyer does say: "Do not use AM frequency indoors or near magnetic building."And I do have difficulty getting clear AM reception in my building. But my old Sony radio/CD player (bought in the late 1980s) is able to pick up AM stations, albeit often static ridden. And its FM reception is always clear and strong.So this pocket radio is below average in terms of picking up clear signals. Might work fine outdoors, but indoors it performs below the standard of other (bigger) radios.I do like its sky blue color. But despite its small size, it's not as small as I'd like. I have a smaller AM radio (albeit without an external speaker), and with better reception, so it can be done.

My mom loves to listen to her AM radio when she’s doing her hair. Oddly enough, newer radios don’t have AM stations so this was hard to find. She’s very happy with this. The sounds is great, it gets great reception and it’s not too complicated for her to operate. Recharging is easy and the battery lasts a long time. I recommend.

First, this is a cool little radio. It is smaller than I expected, and was pleased to see that the battery can be removed and replaced. The sound quality and volume is good for such a small, cheap little radio. Perfect for quiet environments, but would not be good for a noisy environment, unless using some headphones.The SCAN function works well, and stores all the radio stations it finds so you can easily switch between them.I looked through the instructions, and you would really have to learn the button presses to enter the other modes, like MP3 mode, but I only want this as a radio, so no problem for me.The thing I really don't like about this radio is the fact that, when the battery is in and charged, the display is always showing the clock, meaning the battery is being drained always, as long as it is in the device. I think you should be able to disable that, because it is hard for me to imagine that anyone would care about using this thing as a clock. So if you are not using this often, like only one to use it occasionally, you will want to store it with the battery taken out of the device. Every time you do that, the clock will be reset. The clock feature just seems like more of a downfall and annoyance than anything, but it also has an alarm, so maybe that would be useful for travel.... if you don't have a phone for whatever reason.If you don't care about the clock/alarm function, there are better options for the price. If you do care about the clock/alarm, then this is the one!EDIT: Updated my rating to 5 because of an experiment I did. I wanted to see if this radio would run without the battery inserted, with power provided by the USB-C charging port, and IT DOES! This lil radio can operate battery-free, which makes it a lot more important to me.UPDATE: Just wanted to address a previous concern I had with the clock staying on always when the battery is in. I was worried about the clock draining the battery, It doesn't seem to do that much. I only charged this radio once when I got it a couple months ago, and since then the clock has been on constantly, and I have used it to listen to the radio multiple times, and the battery bar still shows 2 bars (probably around 50% charge) so my concern was unfounded. Great little radio!

El radio no funciona correctamente,pierde el sonido de las emisora como en 50 segundos., se enrarece completamente .